Pro-Palestine/ACAB libs set up an "autonomous zone" in Manhattan
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🧠These people are stupid!
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I still work my ass off to find and promote candidates! I’ve got 16 candidates in tomorrow’s WI election! Win or lose, when we do eventually regain control of our elections, I’ve got a little black book FULL of names of Godly representatives to step into position!
As wonderful as it is to find decent to great candidates, the fact remains that NONE of them have the slightest clue about the Constitution that they vow to support and obey. This is why we are where we are. None of them know and most don't care....with the watchers (the people) clueless as well. "If the people expect to be ignorant and free....., they want what never was and never will be." T. Jefferson
icymi - Californians aren't voting for these bullshit policies.
Do you think they voted to let people poop in public or shoplift up to $949.00 as a misdemeanor? They didn't vote to let out the convicts either. They didn't vote to ban building of dams to collect the trillions of gallons that spill into the ocean causing drought in order to spare an obscure fish not even on the endangered list.
We didn’t vote for Newsom. When the race for California gov. happened, when we went to bed John Cox, a Republican was winning. When we woke up, Newsom had won. Just like Trump and Potato. We also voted to recall Newsom and they cheated then too.
Yes, there are a lot of weirdos here. But you know what? Most of them moved to California from other states. And the weirder California gets, the more weirdos want to come here for a free life compliments of the California taxpayer and the NWO to be amongst their own kind.
The Democrats take over the most beautiful places in the world and take it for themselves. Just like beautiful New Zealand is infested with the Dems and NWO.
California has been hijacked by Democrats and NWO. California is the whipping-boy of America.
Absolutely. However, I stand by what I said. NONE of our public servants know what our Constitution says and understand just what enumerated powers they have AND DO NOT HAVE.
False. I have personally planned and hosted four separate Constitution Alive classes. All of them referring to the Biblical influence of our founding fathers on the Constitution. Believe it or not, I know what I am looking for in any candidate that I am willing to back and endorse. GODLY MEN AND WOMEN!
Great that you're presenting such classes and I am well aware of the Biblical influence on and in our Constitution. Are you or your people aware of the Genesis of the DoT (Department of Transportation)? This ONE illegitimate creation gave birth to the 500+ illegitimate agencies in this country with their millions of "law"-making, rule-making toadies. What follows is a summation of what occurred. There is much more at reclaimingtherepublic.org.
In 1817, President Madison was preparing to retire as the President of the United States.
The House of Representatives wrote and passed a bill entitled, “An Act to Set Apart and Pledge Certain Funds For Internal Improvements.”
This Bill would have laid the foundation for a Department of Transportation.
The Bill was then passed by the Senate and given to President Madison.
On March 3rd, 1817, as President Madison’s last act as President, he vetoed this Bill.
Madison’s veto message to the House of Representatives pointed out:
That the power they were attempting to establish within the Bill was not an enumerated power within the Constitution.
President Madison explained in his veto message that the general Defense and Welfare clause, the Commerce clause, the Necessary and Proper clause, and Supremacy clause were not portals to create a new role, responsibility, or power (RRP) for the general government to obtain new powers.
His concluding words in his admonishment clearly expressed that as much as he would like to see this power delegated to the general government, only the states could constitutionally delegate this new power to the general government through the amendment process.
In 1822, Congress tried again with another Bill that would lay the footing for a Department of Transportation.
When this Act was presented to President Monroe, he also vetoed this Act and in his veto message he said, “ This power can be granted only by an amendment to the Constitution and in the mode prescribed by it.”
President Monroe also said, “It has never been contended that the power was specifically granted. It is claimed only as being incidental to some on or more of the powers which are specifically granted.
According to my judgment, it can not be derived from either of those powers, nor from all of them united, and in consequence, it does not exist.”
In 1830, Congress attempted a third time to create the foundation for a Department of Transportation with President Andrew Jackson in yet another infrastructure Bill.
To the surprise of Congress, even President Jackson (a democrat) vetoed the Bill, asserting:
“If it be the wish of the people that the construction of roads and canals should be conducted by the Federal Government, it is not only highly expedient, but indispensably necessary, that a previous amendment of the Constitution, delegating the necessary power and defining and restricting its exercise with reference to the sovereignty of the States, should be made.”
All three Presidents cited the same limitation that the power is not enumerated in the Constitution.
Therefore, the Constitution must be amended for the general government to take on any new role, responsibility, or power.
If the father of the Constitution, James Madison, another framer President, James Monroe, and the first Democrat President, Andrew Jackson, all said that the Constitution must be amended to delegate the powers of a Department of Transportation…..Then WHERE IS THE AMENDMENT AUTHORIZING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION?
Again, all three Presidents cited the same limitation.
The power is not enumerated in the Constitution.
Consequently, the Constitution must be amended.
Furthermore, the Constitution has not been amended allowing the general government to bypass the Amendment process to exercise any new role, responsibility, or power.
Instead, the general government has usurped this power.
President Washington warned America in his Farewell Address: “If, in the opinion of the people, the distribution or modification of the constitutional powers be in any particular wrong, let it be corrected by an amendment in the way which the Constitution designates. But let there be no change by usurpation; for though this, in one instance, ma be the instrument of good, it is the customary weapon by which free governments are destroyed.”
By 1849, the States completely forgot their role in restraining an insatiable general government.
It was at this time that the end of America’s expanse (expansion??) was becoming a reality.
Instead of preparing to reduce government and those managing the withering territories to finalize these lands into becoming States, Congress chose to expand government and their RRPs with the management of territories.
The general government violated the Constitution and created the Home Department—or what we call the Department of Interior today. By the end of the Nineteenth Century, the general government unconstitutionally created the Departments of Justice and Agriculture. [We see what the DoJ has become.]
In 1913, the general government expanded even more by creating the Commerce and Labor Departments.
After almost yearly landmark cases from 1914 to 1923, Congress, with the support of President Calvin Coolidge, proposed an Amendment to the Constitution.
This amendment would delegate to the general government the power to regulate child labor.
The Amendment stated: “1. The Congress shall have power to limit, regulate, and prohibit the labor of persons under eighteen years of age.
This amendment was rejected by the States and yet today, the general government is regulating labor.
There is no enumerated power granting the federal government any RPP over transportation, State land, criminal law, agriculture, labor, or whatsoever and the regulating of commerce was limited to keeping States from taking advantage of other states.
Today, the general government has self-aggrandized their powers to include welfare, housing, health care, education, life, marriage, and homeland security.
The words of Presidents Madison, Monroe, Jackson and Washington may be ignored but the fact remains, that until the States delegate the power through a Constitutional Amendment, those powers not delegated are unconstitutional usurpations.
Republic Review is the only process that will obtain full compliance to the Constitution by the general government.
Consequently, we ask ALL to learn about the argument for Republic Review and its process for forcing the general government back into compliance with the Constitution. As the general government becomes compliant, the State will also be forced to become compliant to the Constitution as well.
Citations:
President Madison’s Veto Message:
https://millercenter.org/the-presidency/presidential-speeches/march-3-1817-veto -message-internal-improvements-bill
President Monroe's Veto Message:
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/veto-message
President Jackson’s Veto Message:
https://millercenter.org/the-presidency/presidential-speeches/may-27-1830-veto- message-regarding-funding-infrastructure
President Washington's Farewell Address:
https://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/washing.asp
Failed Amendments to the Constitution:
https://www.usconstitution.net/constamfail.html
https://www.wyoming.gop/1689/republic_review_committee
See our other videos detailing Republic Review
Republic Review is supported by the Wyoming Republican Party and the Wyoming Constitution Party
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